and certainly if there is a change of government in the u. k, that may prove to be difficult as well in terms of any of possible, you know, seeing i to i, in particular areas. so the big question like a, frankly, and you know, when the, the us in particular is going to have an interest in doing any deals either with u k o a with the u. a that's going to be either something that we just cannot foretell right now. okay, so interesting to, to see you. thank you for your input chief economic adviser at the center of economics and business research. thank you. on the sun is an economic recovery, often lifting streets? coven restrictions has had a strong salt to the yes, the rebound is now starting to lose steam and use unemployment is as a record high, within 20 percent of the nation, 16 to 24 age group unemployed in may. that's one and 5 young people. now indications the situation could get even worse. victoria gates and the reports times the tough for these chinese graduates. they're looking for work at this recruitment fair in shan young city and

main facts and up with the culture of products coming into the u. k. a lot more easily than just a question for you. k farm is exporting anything to the wide world if you like. and therefore that by just reducing also some of the regulatory requirements we may end up for in the u. k. then otherwise be the case. so let's try deals, mental health is very much, but i think there is a very important requirement right now to work with us on all these areas that the us is investing in. and being part of this rather than being outside to view k of causes in a strange position because heavy left the you would kindly do she, it was in particular might because it's just one comfort trying to get into this. but the defense and other a close relationship. so the cat has with the us is something that can be built on . i think that is what we should have been trying to achieve. i'm what you've been saying. it's sounds like person's access under the us inflation reduction act is going to be a good balance interested in yes, i think that would be helpful. so the questio

the u. k. a trust, let's say prevention working group says that anybody up domestic policy was adopted of a sit down the selected raises in the strongest possible terms of dismay, that repeated place to his majesty's government and the police towards h n. g that came from su, denise citizens into dawn, and here in the u. k. with time and again, never prioritized or taken seriously for according to the u. k. it's falsity prevention working group. holding off of this through today's population is in dire need of humanitarian aid. civilians face daily violence vulnerable segments of the population, including children on the elderly, starving to death, the less it also points out that modem at $1800.00 is being killed since the beginning of the unrest out of this canvas is states that the you can the west full of the own interest since then there's a lot of priority. i think the u. k. first of all looks at what is a media interest and uh, i don't think so done is one of these priorities and then many

so a u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022 under the leadership of then prime minister bars johnson. according to the deal of asylum seekers who got passage to a safe foot country are automatically considered in admin simple as this items because of incentive for one day where they will wait for the verdict on that clay . it's the decision of the u. k. cord is set to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned the u. n. a. c. all. they use rwanda for their own refugee scheme, so it'd be in refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court. let's have this conversation further now with the president of the rwandan political party dial. so what it means that you, mrs. victoria are in a bit a little more hallways are joining us live for one of the international a very will welcome to you in a very good evening as well. the great pleasure to have you on mi

:00:00;00] the, the top stories on how to 03 people have been found to ident, nodding them in the u. k. a 31 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and another 3 people are in hospital after someone tried to run them over in a van. and what police believe is a connective incident. ukraine and officials say rush, i launched a major massage strike on the central city of tributary overnight. at least 6 people have been reported dead on dozens injured. the former us president donald trump is due to appear in the miami court later on tuesday. trump has been indicted on 37 federal charges in connection with his handling of classified documents that you case public inquiry into the covered 19 pandemic is underway in london. it was announced by the former prime minister boy as johnson in may 2021. to investigate the government's handling of the corona virus, and the inquiry is led by an independent heather haliday, a retired judge, and a member of the house of lords. it will investigate the you case resilience and preparedness decision making about when and how locked downs were im

the now we're a government spokes person to relate to statements slamming a reason to u. k. called ruining which claims that one there is not a safe place for asylum seekers saying that i q as ation is simply untrue. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees or wanda is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was signed in 2022. apparently a old asylum seekers who called passage to a quote safe the country are automatically consisted in admissible as a side of things have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that you n a c. all. they use rwanda for their own re

none the less wiring to below algae 0 a by the philippines still ahead on august era police in the u. k. a deal with a major incident with the 3 people bed and the city of north onto the inquiry into the u. k. government's handling the code with 19 content, it gets on the way the last year most of china was too hot and too dry. it's not quite the same. this year . there is rain or right, and it's concentrated the next couple of days in the science coast, including in hong kong, crossing taiwan is just about missing japan, the refuse channels and then in in japan. but most of invention is looking drive and it should, this time the temperatures are rising. shank goes up to about $39.00 degrees. what time you get to assess the record, his back 41. so we can pretty close to that when of, of where the average says it should beats dice and cooler in the southwest of china in that range. well, commercial for this aspect. where is it for the rest? it's still to come, i know, but it does look disappointing, the drive, the moment where it should be dry in indonesia, the shelves are returning for a c

well this is ultimately a decision for the u. k. is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022. according to the deal, all asylum seekers took off passage through a safe 3rd country are automatically considered in admissible asylum seekers. events center over one day where they will wait for a verdict on that claim that the decision of the u. k. code is expected to be challenged by london. rolanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that you n a c, all. they use rwanda, so their own refugee scheme. so it'd be in refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. well, the course decision is drawing attent

greg swenson is a chairman of republicans overseas u. k. he says donald trump is being single, not lost. some former presidents have done a lot worse as it gets clear that the president has made some mistakes and perhaps, you know, didn't behave perfectly during this process. but i think the important distinction is not just an indictment of a former president. it's a, it's in the timing of the leading candidates in the republican primary. so in many ways it's, it's really a destructive intervention into the 2024 election. and that's, that's a sad day for america. not just for republicans, but i think american general, if something what they're suggesting, an indictment is true, that he was somewhat cavalier in conversation and crap that he wasn't talking to a foreign enemy or a spy. he was just do you know, having a conversation in his office with the journalist but, but still there's, you know, there's reasons to some for concerns and i think that should be left up to the voters at the ballot box. but what, but by, by proceeding with this

i'm in the u. k. a 31 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. another 3 people are in hospital after someone tried to run them over and what police believe was a connected incidents and even bump it has more on this from nothing. and we've heard from the head of the regional police force calling. it's a tragic and incident, but there are several parts to it, which we all believe took place in the early hours of tuesday. but here on a interesting roads, this is where police side of a cold to, uh, show the off to 4 o'clock local time. and they found 2 people that on these roads you might be able to see some forensic offices of mine to send searching the pins outside to a super mall. uh, yeah, and oriental supermarket on the streets. we heard reports uh awhile ago police entering a commercial property here and uh, eventually putting 2 people into a police car and driving off. uh, it has taken a long time for details too much. a detective still trying to work out exactly what happened in white, but a 31 year old man was arrested earlier on choose day

targets, but in reality, people who happen to be next to the targets are killed. meanwhile, over in the u. k, a petition has been the lowest calling for a referendum on whether it's a scrap of sanctions against russia and on supplies to ukraine. nice to officially being launched in the u. k. parliament's websites. the petition says the government supported care without any monday from the british people. lots of the consequences of storing energy prices on inflation is also costs for an end to the wall and the restoration of peace and stability. over $10000.00 people have signed so far, meaning that governments will have to issue an official response. if it reaches a $100000.00 signatures, the method could be debated in parliament or, or the you k is you kind 2nd largest don't after the us since these thoughts of the words committed to more than 4 and a half 1000000000 pounds a minute. your age is also running a training program for troops aiming to professor to thousands by the end of the year. lots of it's on supplies include depleted uranium shelves, which have been linked to increased risk

with a new secure u. k. u. s. day to bridge, hoping tens of thousands of small businesses and agreement to work towards mutual recognition of more professional qualifications and areas like engineering. and we're launching negotiations on a new critical mendoza agreement. once concluded, this will give you a company stronger access to the us market and we're building on our extraordinary shed strengths and cutting edge future technologies with joint research collaboration scenarios like quantum semi conductors and i now own childers need is, is to ensure that this technological revolution makes us more secure and not less. last week, the pioneers of all special intelligence warned us about the scale of a challenge, as well as the opportunity the us and the u. k. all the worlds full most democratic a on a pallet. so today president and i agreed to work together on a only safety, including multilaterally. now the u. k. looks forward to hosting the 1st level summit on a only safety later this year. so that we can s

charge of why was those exercises acted on in 20163 people have been found dead in notting them in the u. k. a 31 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of meta and other 3 people are in hospital after. so i'm going to try to run them over. and what police believe was a connected incident to try to its former ceo says india is government threatened to shut down the company and rate offices during protest by farm is that the gun in 2020 drunk dose. he says, new delhi also requested twitter defense. adrian is critical of the government. in 20202021. tens of thousands of farmers protested against cyclic cultural reform laws. in the says, the accusations by dorsey far fetched at least 4 boys have drowned in rough seas, off the coast of mon bye as india prepared for us to be a cycle and to make line full crews are helping evacuated. thousands of people living in coastal areas, ports, and off shore oil installations, f suspended operations. the fact on is forecast. the head populated areas on thursday, in neighboring pakistan paramilitary troops. i evacuating tens of thousands from the southern

so while the conference gets under way in the u. k. a, there's been a drone stripe on a building in russian control done yes. can we have our on the house and was joining us live from there? so how do you, is this the 1st time we see this kind of a test on russian control done yet slow? this is the 1st time of going to talk to target the targets they see. and yet in the city of the and yet this is a building. we're just, we're standing in front of it. you can see the scene here, maybe all come on could show us the building also, just after midnight, drones stroke, this building the 20th floor and it was a completely burnt or, and but the other no casualties as we understood. now, do you think the past days that were shutting out on this? yeah, this is the, the center of the city of the sky there are showing. so i'll feel it is, is being used in shutting the city. but this is the 1st time of june. it's going, father gets a certain day simplicity and too many over here. this is a kind of an escalation. well, when it comes in paddling with

the 3 people have been found dead in nottingham and the u. k. a 31 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. and another 3 people are in hospital after someone tried to run them over. and what police believe was a connected incidents and team baba is alonzo. with the latest detectives, a still apparently working to find out the exact details of what happens and why they have said that i prefer to one year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. they haven't given us any more detail about individual. there was a lot of consent early wrong on tuesday because the tracking services was shut down and many main roads in the city center was shut off. in fact, they still remain closed low despite the presence of some almost police officers on the streets and nothing. and people have been seen walking around getting about the regular business. so no sense of panic, but certainly lots of question marks, lots of questions rather still being aust, the former us president donald trump is due to appear in court in miami, in the coming hou

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brenda, a former british and master to russia with public opinion in the u. k. and western media coverage of the conflict hotly debated. you can watch the full episode throughout the day here on our tea. here's a short preview. do you see britain yourself sanctioning itself? britain katie imports gas. ukraine is being paid. zalinski is being paid by russia for transit freeze for the gas that goes to the you to keep the lights on. even now . rush it could you k u. k is on douglas and suffering from some of the can restrictions from very high speed prices and from relatively high energy prices. and that's the price that we are paying for some continuous of the countries as well. um, i mean, would you be bumping off this question in this form? but if i were, i think the reaction would be that as a price was paid to deal effectively with regression. that russia because i live in an information space without a free press, as demanded by law. i should add there are laws in england against talking about the nazis will view grain just finally natural necessary laws that

well, meanwhile, across in the u. k. a positions being launched, calling for a referendum on whether to scrub sanctions against russia and on supplies to ukraine. now the petition says the government's supportive care of without any mandates from the british people who have suffered the consequences of solving energy prices and inflation is also calls for the end of the war and the restoration of peace and stability. a sofa of 11000 people have signed the petition, and that means that the government will have to issue an official response. u. k. is ukraine's the 2nd largest, the donor that's after the us on since these thoughts of the war is committed to more than 4 and a half 1000000000 pounds in military aid, was also running a training program for troops aiming as preparing $50000.00 by the end of the year, lots of his arms do include depleted uranium shelves, which are being linked to increased risk of cancer and environmental damage. but if you'll come and say to on the petitions ortho, on the web, at least as the bus

a full trillion dollars larger than that of the u. s. fast forward to now the and even still including the u. k. and the, the figures is 5 trillion dollars, lower archie contributor chris at gave us his take on what's happened in your opinion as a blog itself, is bit of pretty much nothing door to the united states in terms of everything that united states wanted to do. we've covered the model in the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, where that your job and one of the last probably would be largest economy. now, within the european union, essentially be shot that what, what are the industrial factories now shipping or does better industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p right is, is the domestic product product produced by a 100 about products or services and it just gets somebody to dr while. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the becoming conflicts in your credit and you're with is just flies. the united states blindly into this a science and or th

and as we've done before, the us and the u. k. a stood together to support ukraine and started off with the values of democracy and freedom and make sure that they prevailed, as i know we will. but also i completely agree with what you said. our economy is the say, perhaps the biggest transformation since the industrial revolution. as new technologies provide incredible opportunities for those that give our us raise more tools for the one thing i know what i'm confident, what changes the strength of our partnership, our friendship. and we will put all values front of it and send to the as we've always done, to deliver for the british. for your time, i take care with the residents, right. warehouse present trouble is there because every during the white house and put a whole show of balcony about that 2nd balcony. seeing the 1st bell and there's an awful lot of stories. bunch of parking pass wondering around the 3 in the morning bothering mrs. roosevelt side, you would you like, don't worry, you went see me. the lady said, well i'm w

i came in the u. k. a 2015. i'm a dumb salary, kara. i helped the elderly lived their lives as normal as possible. and i go to uni as well. i haven't been to month way since i came here. i miss you. my family is involved with a support. about 4 people. my mom, my 2 cousins and occasionally my sister the most i've ever sent. my mom was 200 pounds most of the time. so just like send her like about a 100 pounds every month because i'm still a student. i don't really get lunch. the i came to the u. k. in september 2015 for us to say me and my sister portia came to the u. k as well. for my job, i work as an id, consultant, and engineer in schools. i do guns, solid and african contemporary and traditional dance phones. it's my side, self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in this the continent and of ridge i send home about a 150 to 200 pounds a month depending on who needs that money and why? because i don't and very much myself here in this country as an immigrant. 3 i looks in bubble in 2008 beca

people with funding nation on the dance destruction also from west indeed is nate's of germany and the u. k. a pointing it outrages bruce whole and the world, the hello, i'm christine one to welcome to the program. ukraine has called for an emergency meeting of the un security council following the destruction of a major dam controlled by russia and ukraine. south cube is accusing moscow of blowing up the call of the dead to slow ukraine's ministry. a mid science of the ukrainian counter offensive thousands of civilians have been forced to evacuate from the flood forces prompting local officials to declare a state of emergency concerns over the nearby separation nuclear power plant. also growing. it draws water from the risk of war that's now draining way. meanwhile, the kremlin is a choosing ukraine of sabotage to distract from alleged failures on the best will field. a wall of water sewage is through a massive breach in the car hole, cut them a sled wolf is appearing to close the well, what was least of the damaged infrastructure. as the torrent rushed down stream, the level of the neat pro

and meanwhile, in the u. k, a petition has been launched, calling for a referendum on whether describe sanctions against russia, as well as arm supplies to ukraine. now the petitions, so the government supported t, as without any mandate from the british, people who have suffered the consequences of soaring energy prices and inflation. it also costs for an end to the war, as well as the restoration of peace and stability over $11000.00 people have signed the petition so far, meaning the government will have to issue an official response. now the u. k is ukraine's 2nd largest donor after the united states says the start of the conflict . it's committed more than 4 and a half a 1000000 pounds and military aid. it's also running a training program for troops aiming to prepare around $30000.00 by the end of the year, part of its arms. the plots include depleted uranium shells, which have been linked to increased risk of cancer, as well as environmental damage. we spoke earlier to political commentator and the petition

china, a big, big, big creator and, and uh, these for research for emerging tech, france, germany, u. k. a name it the, the advanced company of countries are, have, have the resources, they have the institutions, they have the infrastructure to go about and do research. and it's not just creating the happens and having factories that, that, that can be weaponry. but it's really about access to technology licensing that technology. oh, naturally many companies and providers within, within the security industry are based out of these countries because of ease of manufacturing and so on like tank manufacturers or a fighter jet manufacturers. they're very selective places where these, these things are being produced. and so we have to look at that, the infrastructure piece of it, when it comes to other countries that purchase arms that purchase safety, st. george, the equipment that's used in battle that's used to protect their countries, from threats and so on. everybody's a buyer, everybody who has how the economy from india to us, singapore, to, uh, you know, finland, uh everybody who's the

us president joe biden, a u. k. prime minister, reach you soon, that announced a landmark agreement to solve the problem. the atlantic declaration seeks to improve security through economic cooperation between the u. s. and the u. k. the leaders alleged nations like russia and china seek to exploit the western allies resources, and the deal will reduce vulnerability the challenges we face all, much more economic in nature. and the only way we're going to meet those challenges is to work together to strengthen the resilience of all supply chains to research the technologies of the future. to gather the logic declaration also means reduced trade barriers for new technologies, including artificial intelligence. this as the u. k. plans to host a global summit this fall to mitigate a ais risks. the 2 leaders also pledge ongoing support for ukraine. and despite some waiting support of the us congress to continue funding ukraine's defense against russia bite and said the us must remain committed as deterrence. do we think

started in america a back in that year, the economy was actually a full trillion dollars larger than that of america. now even including the u. k, which left the book, the us economy is more than 5 trillion dollars. big a lot more know crossing live to want to contribute to chris. i'm just going to jump on the program with us. it yourself the time you have a little time, chris. great to say you want to make all of these numbers the, the, the us economy and i'll consider really a larger compared with the you could, can you, is there a secret to this? i'm gonna, how does it, how does it get to this point a year or? i think it's, it's pretty blinding the obvious right in terms of the, the european union as a blog itself has been a pretty much nothing done to the united states in terms of everything the united states wanted to do. we've covered the model of the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, when the edge of any one of the last, probably the largest economy. now within the european union, essentially can shop that. what, what are the industrial factories now shipping or does better industrial workforce to the u

you're not a said that it should be this country and it's government who decides who comes to the u. k. a not in his words, criminal games. they going to appeal to the supreme court. the charge is also going to appeal at the supreme court. in the instance, they will say something. the appeals a quote here, accepted that asylum seekers have time to make. legal representations isn't in fact fast, because sometimes they only have 7 days in which to appeal and give evidence why they shouldn't be the poll to also on the question the government's legislation that is trying to get through parliament, which would potentially mean that anybody arriving by small, but here in britain could be detained, unsupported, theoretically to rwanda. to the head of greece is opposition. so reset party plans to resign. following its defeats in sundays, general election, alexis suppress said a new cycle must begin and the reform of the party was necessary suppressed with prime minister from 2015 to 20. 19. and during the debt crisis, he was an outspoken critic of austerity. but he was later criticized for eventu

but they've been some games for u. k. a russia appointed official says can you has taken the village and the southern is operational region. meanwhile, present that in massachusetts in says russia has destroyed the 5 western supply patriots a defense systems, w cranium, capital on friday, where you cranes, precedents has refuted those quite a church service has been held to raise awareness about, mexico's disappeared people. more than $112.00 thousands of mexicans and migrants are missing $12000.00 more than last year. hundreds of people must outside the church and mexico city. many of them a single victims of organized crime, a few of those responsible have been punished. you know, it's insane. a ride for these 5 tier gas that indigenous protest is the northern proven so quickly demonstrates is blocks to national highways. often regional constitutional changes with cost amended constitution limits. the rights of local roads doing protests, isn't as committed, say, the changes will also make it easier for nikia lives to off

you're not a said that it should be this country and it's government who decides who comes to the u. k. a not in his words, criminal games, they going to appeal to the supreme court. the charge is also going to appeal at the supreme court. in the instance, they will say something. the appeals a quote here, accepted that asylum seekers have time to make legal representations isn't in fact fast because sometimes they already have 7 days in which to appeal and give evidence why they shouldn't be the pull to also on the question the governments legislation that it's trying to get through parliament, which would potentially mean that anybody arriving by small but here in britain could be detained, unsupported, theoretically to rolanda. still ahead on l 0, the political state. so for those 4 presidents, they are both scenario haines in the mountains who be live in rio de janeiro, the frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed, the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear deterrence is because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has ba

u k. and a you, among the biggest bonus, a heavy fighting erupted in the sixty's capital. how to him and its neighboring cities area on wednesday, within minutes of a 3 day truce, ending the army claims to made some games against the permanent tre rapids support forces in nearby onto a month. the war in science have been holding talks us out of your review to discuss newsies for us. some searching on people, the fear that dr. d had to suspend the canary islands, assigned con, wednesday to and as i should say, the thing he was originally carrying 59 people broken off or to say they rescued. 20 full, while a spanish kind of go up to recovered one of 2 bodies to be located as dozens of people who are in hospital after a suspected gas explosion in paris. set several buildings on fire bloss cause the facade of one building to collapse. aging is responded with outrage off to use president joe barton, referred to chinese media shooting ping as a dictator. drew bought and made the comment. so the fundraiser in california was speaking about an alleged spine balloon that flew over t

our demonstration as the us has been violating international law with its wars. meanwhile, and the u. k. a petition has been launch calling for a referendum on whether describe sanctions against russia and arm supplies to ukraine. the petition says the government supported kia without any mandate from the british. people who have suffered the consequences of storing energy prices and inflation. it also calls for an end to the war and the restoration of peace and stability. over $11000.00 people have signed the petition so far, meaning the government will have to issue an official response. and then you, okay, is your cranes 2nd largest donor after the u. s. so is the start of the conflict. it's committed more than 4 and a half 1000000000 pounds and military a. it's also running a training program for troops aiming to prepare $30000.00 by the end of the year. part of its arm supplies include depleted uranium shells, which have been linked to increased risk of cancer and environmental damage, political commentator, and then positions officer anthony webber says that the british government ha

14, from his government says the bridge was struck by a storm shadow and miss all supplied by the u. k. a quote in russia has rejected an appeal by wall street journal report to evan gosh, coverage against his detention on espionage charges. now remain drilled until at least late august. united states, as suspended mediation talks on the conflict into don officials have said full that is not succeeding. american delegation has been holding discussions in jetta. alongside of negotiating team from saudi arabia. they've helped broker several si size between the 2 dogs army and the rapids support forces. but fighting as laundry continued. in spite of the trees deals, there's a head on the says it was a website out as they would come as racist on or on top stories to stay with us. the stream is up next and i'll be back straight over that with one you see, thanks for watching a we look at the world's top stories from global markets to economies in small businesses that will be new opportunities. hey, i will bring about to do with this trace, but people are worried about losing that jobs to unde

you're not a said that it should be this country and it's government who decides who comes to the u. k. a not in his words. criminal games, they going to appeal to the supreme court. the charge to you is also going to appeal at the supreme court. in the instance, they will say that something the appeals court here accepted that asylum seekers have time to make legal representations isn't in fact spread because sometimes they already have 7 days in which to appeal and give evidence why they shouldn't be the pull to also on the question, the governments legislation that it's trying to get through parliament, which would potentially mean that anybody arriving by small, by here in britain could be detained, unsupported, theoretically to rwanda. this afternoon. so he's following developments from the kenyan capital nairobi as rhonda has already reacted a saying that the one that is one of the safest countries. and so we have a reaction from the government would say that it is committed. it's still committed to this process and it respects the court decision. now, the statement also, reason par

china, a big, big, big creator and, and uh, these for research for emerging tech off france, germany, u. k. a name it the, the advanced company of countries are, have, have the resources, they have the institutions, they have the infrastructure to go about and do research. and it's not just creating the happens and having factories that that, that can be reverend re, but it's really about access to technology licensing that technology. oh, naturally, many companies and providers within, within the security industry are based out of these countries because of ease of manufacturing and so on. big tank manufacturers or a fighter jet manufacturers, they're very selective places where these, these things are being produced. and so we have to look at that, the infrastructure piece of it, when it comes to other countries that purchase arms, that purchase safety, security equipment that's used in battle that's used to protect their countries, from threats and so on. everybody's a buyer, everybody who has how the economy from india to us, singapore, to, uh, you know, finland, uh everybody who's there

u. s. during his trip to washington dc. so any a guy who go takes a look at how much influence the u. k wields in a post breaks it reality. it has survived the test of time, a bone and forged by common democratic ideals and values. so says the us state department that has withstood challenges, embrace changes, no matter the difference between this lead is and it was winston churchill himself hoff american. by way of his mother to coined the phrase, the special relationship, and the sentiment echoed by the current prime minister wishes to knock. you continue to hold of us green card while he was the child sort of the ex jacob stanford man. but it is not without its tests, not least for the u. k. sit adapting to life outside the european union. the u. k is no longer part of one of the largest markets in the world. it is on its own. it is, it hasn't, you know, sorted out its relationship with europe that's improving that helps. but america can no longer look to the u. k as the country that it feels most comfortable with. that's part of one of the biggest markets in the world. but it's not just a question of economics, defens

a u. s. ally, australia, it's prime minister and now a bi partisan group of parliament numbers 0 asking for the u. k to, to release assange. do you think that this pressure coming from world leaders is moving the needle at all? you know, i think that this is a mysterious campaign, a vengeance led by the c. i a it, which is a state within that state like the us military industrial complex. i just want to say is somebody who spent 20 years overseas 7 of them in the middle east, i was in release bureau chief, lending our times, the julian did what i define the most important role journal has to be and that is to give a voice to people who, without us would not have a voice. that's what i try to do in gaza and iraq and everywhere else. and of course, by exposing the war crimes and preemptive war, the very invasion of iraq was a work crime. is it by exposing the reality? remember that the clara murder video was just one example of what happened almost daily in the streets of baghdad. and i speak of somebody who cover these conflicts. uh so it was a tiny glimpse of the daily weekly, monthly yearly reality

a lot of things could go wrong, as you might imagine, things don't always go according to plan. so why that is the u. k. providing a new cancer causing carcinogen to key of forces to use as weapons to kevin camp, a radioactive waste expert from beyond nuclear is back with us to discuss. thank you for sticking around with us, kevin. so recently your organization beyond nuclear, published an article regarding the u. k. government sending depleted uranium shells to ukraine for use in the challenger to tax. can you talk to us about that piece? elaborate on it. what are depleted uranium shells? and why is this a bad idea? well, i'm just to go back to the earlier question. actually latimer pollutant cited the british supplying depleted uranium munitions to ukraine as a reason, or the reason that russia would be deploying nuclear weapons to dollars. so, just an interesting tit for tat there. what depleted uranium munitions are, are very solid, very dense munitions and so they are sometimes referred to as the tank busters. so uranium is the heaviest element on the periodic table, at least in nature or artifici

a show down, i think. yeah. so the, the sanctions regime that's been put in place by the us and by the, the, the u. k. and a u has, has really impacted on the side regimes ability to reconstruct the country that's, that's to be funky, has played a central role in decimating. but reconstruction efforts, piece, building efforts of complex, all really problematic. and this, i think, points to a number of broad attentions within global politics and on the ground itself. now directing that the sanctions regime is, is going to fall at this conference. i think the leaders in particular, i've got a very difficult decision to make because the sound regime has been responsible largely responsible for the best of a 1000000 people, displacement of tens of millions of others and to reduce the sanctions regime or even remove it. i think kind of ignores that history and we've seen very strong language from, from prominent foreign policy that goes across europe saying that kind of what happened right now. but the question as to what extent do our gulf states put pressure on your up, put pressure on the us and how, how

a lot of things could go wrong. as you might imagine. things don't always go according to plan, so why then is the u. k, providing a new cancer causing carcinogen to key of forces to use as weapons? kevin caps, or radioactive waste expert from beyond nuclear, is back with us to discuss. thank you for sticking around with us, kevin. so recently your organization beyond new, clear published an article regarding the u. k. government sending depleted uranium shelves to ukraine for use in the challenger to tax. can you talk to us about that piece? elaborate on it. what are depleted uranium show.

u. k. i think with fulton totally on the estimated that even with the painful leave of the you k from the you at least painful from us and european. so that's a 14 also re united the european family e u plus u k. again. and we can see this also was reconstruction because within the council of europe, the registry for the damage in ukraine was supported not only by u member states, but also by u. k. and the other member states. and now we have to find the legal, the basement for further questions we have to work on them because our strength is also, that's uh, with the power of the mighty, which rushes using. we are answering with the power of law. and this is there for every step we are taking also with regard to reconstruction, has to be based obviously on international law on european law. and we will work together with u. k and you on these matches or london correspond to barry mass is covering this conference. becket. we just heard the german form minister. they're saying that the you and the u. k. are united in working on efforts to rebuild you. credit is through a concrete plan for rebuilding ukraine at this point. some people call it a

many part it is basically a group that involves extinguish instructors and dream is from all the world instructors from the united states in the positive reading over to the u. k. yeah, a lot of the, a lot of that would work in the landscape offers who was so this is the answer to your question. did washington, you know, do they control the order that they are there they are and why he is making executive decisions where they are. it's the front lines that are on the slide against us when it gets our country right through the there's a key for jim and under their flag, but this is actually a hybrid more of the collected was against our country the on the issue of perhaps a disconnect between the people and their leaders. can we turn to germany on the issue of ukraine? because therapy, many reports that say the chancellor will f shows is willing to maintain contact with the russian leader. and i show, said he was going to talk to him or put me by phone again soon, but i put it to you. does it make sense to maintain the dialogue with the german chancellor when german leopards are fighting are being used in the conflict against russian troops? but when you might

but they should be a global summit held by the u. k. like to this year to discuss the issue of a i and he also support supply and again, from the british prime minister, richie soon act that they should be a, you and the agency perhaps like v i a, a, the deals with atomic energy specifically to deal with off the official intelligence, james pays out his era. the united nations. robert spyro is a professor at no nice university and it's published extensively on the ethics of onto official intelligence. he says, formulating international regulation for a i will become easy in future. i always relies heavily on standards and intellectual property. you could pull the plug in a lot of this industry by insisting that you couldn't whole titled some trade secrets if it relies very much on standard. so regulation mike's technology possible. and so i went off is also an opportunity to control technology, and this is going to be a global issue. and so that does cried some difficulties i bought. i don't think that we should give up just because it r